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>tricks out the trim in carbon fiber
>none of the parts require any specs for rigidity
Decorative carbon fiber is rice as fuck.
Porsche fags will pay 20k in options and defend this.
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Or Porsche 911 versions that are lighter than the standard models.

You pay thousands of euros more for a Porsche from which the radio, air conditioning, and rear seats have been removed — and that’s the extent of the modifications.
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>Decorative carbon fiber is rice as fuck.
Very high IQ thread. I used to think it's only based when the entire chassis is cf but it's completely unrepairable and subject to the resins breaking down naturally over time. The whole thing is a setup.



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